
According to unofficial information, Paweł Śliz may resign from the position of chairman of the Poland 2050 club today. His successor may be Szymon Hołownia.
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Paweł Śliz is the current chairman of the Poland 2050 club, and Szymon Hołownia is the deputy speaker of the Sejm.
The current chairman of the Poland 2050 club is Paweł Śliz. However, according to unofficial information from an RMF FM reporter, his resignation may happen today.
"The situation is dynamic," emphasize the politicians of Poland 2050. If Paweł Śliz decides to step down, the club will have to choose a new leader.
Hołownia is the favorite to take over the position
There is a belief among the group's members that the best candidate for the club's chairman is Szymon Hołownia, former Speaker of the Sejm and current deputy speaker.
However, Hołownia set one condition - unanimity of the entire club. Everything indicates that there is unanimity and the entire club wants a change in the position of chairman of the Poland 2050 club.
The MPs of Poland 2050 do not hide that they are counting on a new beginning. They believe that Szymon Hołownia, by taking over as chairman, will help rebuild voters' trust in the party.
Will Szymon Hołownia take over in Poland 2050? Maybe we'll find out tonight.
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The election of Szymon Hołownia as the new chairman of the club
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